The Moon slips through all its phases roughly every 29.5 days, changing sign every two to three days. Here are the dates — the full cycle, or just the New and Full Moons that most people track.
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Phase times are computed with astronomy-engine and shown in UTC, so a Moon near midnight may fall on the neighbouring day in your timezone. Full-Moon names are the traditional Northern-Hemisphere almanac names, by month. The sign is where the Moon sits at the exact phase. For today's Moon at a glance, see Current Sky.
Common questions
When is the next full moon?
This calendar lists every Full Moon with its date and zodiac sign and highlights the next one, alongside the New Moons and quarters.
What is today’s moon phase?
For the live phase and the Moon’s current sign, see the Current Sky hub; this page lays out the dated phases across the years, from 2015 to 2040.
What are the traditional full moon names?
Each Full Moon carries a traditional Northern-Hemisphere name by month — Wolf (January), Snow (February), Worm (March), Pink (April), and on through the Cold Moon in December.